I have this crazy and semi-objective view on the world's oldest profession and I doubt that many in this state would agree with me. I don't know why prostitution isn't legal, other than for some moral reason. It's something you can't get rid of so I think Prostitution should be legalized. I believe that if a male or female decides to sale her body in a sexual or erotic manner then that is their business. Granted, I do not find prostitution a noble profession, nor would I ever ever consider it, but I think it is a decision that should be made by the individual. Prostitution is legal in parts of Nevada. The prostitutes there are regularly tested for STD's.Using law enforcement resources against prostitution reduces substantially the resources available to fight serious crimes committed against persons or property. In the US the law enforcement agencies try to force prostitution out of places that they think reduces the quality of life in a society such as hotels or brothels. What occurs is that prostitution is forced onto more street corners with that not only come more dangers to society but also to the prostitution. ( I know there are men prostitutes but I'm focusing mainly on women, seeing as how I am and I understand them a tad bit better). I think it is very dangerous that these women work at night and get into cars with strangers. I think it is also heightening the playground for serial killers an other sociopaths to take out their frustrations and urges on innocent women. Another problem I find with illegal prostitution is that Pimps protect their hookers from the law, and from other pimps. If there was no law against it, then pimps would not exist, nor would they control the actions and moneys of their "employees" with violence or any other coercion. Prostitution arrests is rampid and have been proven to cause long-term increases in crime and drug abuse in society.What we need is a sensible solution to these problems ...
